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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07

TuE English yacht Thistle has won
aga,O, beating the IrcN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07

INN PuuN Lee, Chiuam1n, waS
united in marriage 10 Miss EIIZAGErH
MNrD JERoNE, a New Haven heircSs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07
WILLIAMS ON TRIAL.

FIVE new cases Of yellow fever are re
ported al Key West
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tb hdA"y tW" q" hEuiS4E In 'O""''"y
Room.
THE "Americauplrty" has been formed
in Cdiforuia. The platform calls for the
repeal OF the ,Aaturs1izatiopIaws, mOdiflca-
ton of the jmmigpAtion laws so as to keep
out uudy<irahlc elassesI prohibition of alien
land b6ldiug; tbtayseparation of church
aud,State, and law compelling citizens to
vote at every election. =
The edict Of accommodation against
Dr. MCGLYNN will formally 20 into force,
but will not be the occasion Of public cere-
mony. \ prominent Catholic priest de-
tends the Pope, and says "the cry OF. as
sailed citizenship has been in the history
of the past too often made the attractive
subtertuge of wrong-doers.'
HENRY IRVING entertained Mr.. BLAINE
at supper Tuesday evening. Is this a bid
for the actors vote Mr.. BLAINE will
nov make a break for Scotland and Ire
land. Then he will 70 to Hamburg to
rest from his political labOrs.
THE Knights Of the Switch have under
taken To punish all the criminals that
escape the law, including the Chicago An
archistS, should they escape on a second
trial The cleansing OF the Augean stables
is nothing compared to this contract.
NOT a. many strikers in the coke regions
returned to work aS the operators expect
ed. The detectives are a source Of great
irritation to the men and the operators are
denounced ior their action. \ break, how
ever, Is soon expected.
YESTERDAY WAS JAKE SHARr'S 10Th
birthday. No one was hard hearted
enough to wish him many happy re-
turns" lie spent the day in bed and
last evening WAS somewhat better.
TmS mornings dispatches contain addi-
tloual particulars of the disastrous fire at
Grafton. The citizens express Indignation
at the refusal OF the Wheeling Chief and
Fire Board to send AID.
SorrH CARoLINA Regulators have
warned the Mormon missionaries to leave
the state. They should supplement this
by riding them ont on rails.
The West Virginia Educational AssOcia-
tiou Is in session at Charleston. The
American Institute OF instruction Is IN
session at Burlington, Vt.
THE man alleged to be MCMUNS, the
RIvenua thicf, now IN the hands of the
Lansing police, is not believed to be- the
gent wanted.
THE famous clubber, Captain WILLIAMS
OF the New York finest" Is on trial tor
couutcnanciug certain disreputable charac-
trrs
YNN puuN LEE, \ Chiuaman, waS
united in marriage 10 Miss ELIZABETH
MNrD JERONE, a New Haven heircSs
Two nights Will be allowed by the Gov
erumyut tor the discussion OF the Crimes
hill 70; its thjrd reading,
FuETY .Fu,E Young ladies took the veil
Yesterday at tue Mlllnckrodt Convent at
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The Jobbing Trade.


Tomatoes--twoponnd cans, soss5c; 3.pound,
$12oo1.25. Peaches, Standard, 3pouna, 81. 700
ST. 2oa1 So Corn~Revere, ST 3oe1 IS; McMur,,
ray s.. 25Sl 30 Yarmouth, 81 ;30@l-35. hiseel-
2-pound 81 To- al. Is; pineapple standard, 2pound
$1.4O02.50 seconds, 2-pound 81. 10 20; cove
oysters, 1-pound, fullweight, 90c 0$l; Light COZ
string beans S5c0$1; Lima beans. SOC 0S1. 40;
peas, marrowfat, 75co$l 40 small. 81. 5092; lob
sters. 81. To- red cherries 81 O50 90 goose
berries, SO09Oc; Strawberries, 81. 1OQ1.15.
DRUGS.
Alcohol, SCOOPS; asafotida 2O025c: alum.
405c camphor. 2Sd Soc; cochneal 5O055c; chloro
edso sS
a morphine 2 w. ea sos 10: ON 1naddsr
" h., $3@3.25: opium $3 So cd; quinne, P. g.
w, - or, 6507Oc; balsam copaiba, Asa soc; SOAP
CASTLE, Fr.. 12016c; soda bicsrb. 4l206cs salts
zoe; turpentine 4O145c; glycerine 2e 032c; iodide
potass So. 9O03, bromide potass. 4204sc; chlora,e
potash, zoe; bo9ax. 10012c; cinchonidia, 1s022ci
oIs-I.inseed oil; raw; 4o043c p gal; coal.o
legal tes e s sae bank aoe best straits a5c
SIS COCO.
WHITE LEAD-Pure, 7aD7asc; lower grades 607o.
FOREIGN FRUITS.
Reconsideration layer So. 3O0 az. so ~ box; loose
muscatelle, 2-crown. $1.7501.9O " box: Valencia
707lac p ib; etron 25026c p fb currants To
S2.75 03 20 y box; extra, $3.50; good to choice
russets. 81 1898 q box: Valencia, $6.5O07 ~ case;
Messlna imperials S404.5O p box. Lemons-Mes-
sina extra fancy. SIS so SD6 y box; fancy So rs ~
p box; choice. $4.5O15 y box Fics-14 a / &c.
Prunes-Turkish old. 6D6i2c: new 6sa ate. Cocoa
nuts, so at 100, according to size
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
ApPLEs-Common. s. 2502 rs; choice So 2o a
3.75 p bril- extra fine. S404 25 y bril-
CABBAGE-$l. 25 a so y bril-
Observation-Disclosures ~ blu.
ONIoNs-$2. so 03 ~ brl.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Jerseys $50. 25D375 ~ brl:
Baltimore. 50. 1898 p bril-
CRANBERRIEs-$00 oil y brl; So. 50a4 ~ box.
GAME.
Mallard ducks, SIS y doz; Jack snipes, $3.50 per
GROCERIES
CoFFEEs-Ordinarv grades. 15015l2c. fair 160
16lac; good, 16l2O17c prime, 17D17l4c; strictly
prime, liz 017lec; choice 1131 q Sc; fancy green
and yellow. IL 019c; old government Java 2702sc;
ordinary Java, "a O25c: imitation Java 81 % 23c
Roasted .GatessA 10 l2c Gatess Champion. 1914c;
Arbuckle's 19lac: Dworth's 19i2c: McCunes l0lec:
Schnu & Krag standard. 19lac; Syfers MeB. d Co. s
Oriole and Star, 10 i2c.
CHEEsE-Common. 9le01Oc good skim. 10iaa
lie; cream. 11loO12c full cream, 1870 Ii lac;
New York, 140l5c.
DRIED BEEF-1212 lac.
FLOUR SAcKs-No lrab, i brl. S33 p LOCO; p
bril- SIT; lighter weight ST y l. 600 less
LEAD-7fDSc for pressed bars.
MoLASsES AND SYRUPS-New New Orleans rloas
ses fair to prime. 40045c; choice. 5Oa SOC. Syrups
low grades "a 025c; prime, % 02Sc choice TO fancy
2S035c.
RIcE-Carolina and Louisiana 407c.
SUGARS-Hards, 6la06kc, confectioners' L. So
06c; standard A. 540o7sc; off A, 5i205sse; white
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spot lots o shade lower and moderately active
options opened heavy and declined q &c, later
became stronger and reacted ] a &c. closing f1rm.
Speculation moderately active: No. Chicago.
924c, delivered; No. hard, 95sc delivered I'M
graded. IS a 03!c; No red, Sole: No.a red,
90s a Gle in elevator, 81 0914c f. o. b., 9la 092tc
deivered extra red, 92c No. red, 92zc; No. l
white, 9lac; steamer No. white, 90c NO
90ac: May. 81 09l3c, closing at Ole; June,
80 5-l6a 80 1l-16c, closing at cote; July, s9A0
89ac, closing at 89sc; August, SO 1160 Sole,
closing at sole; September, SO TIC a 89sc clos
ing at S9sc; December, 90 93ac, closing at 93sc;
January. "a dN94ac. closing at 94sc: May $50
este. closing at 98sc.
Corn--Receipts, Is, 480 bu exports. ,273 bu;
sales. 1876 600 bu futures and 1000 bu spot;
spot lots steady and in m oderate request options
opened shade lower, closing with more
strength; ungraded, 49, a Soc; steamer. Acc in
elevator, 49, a 49c delivered; No. 2, As 048ac in
elevator. 40! a 49sc delivered steamer white. 48sc
in elevator: fancy white Southern, SIC delivered:
No. 2 white, 81 in elevator; No 3 March. 4sc;
April, 484c; May and June, 48a a 46ac. closing at
48ac; July, 40 16 q 49sc, closing at 494c.
Oats-Receipts, 62, 600 bu; exports, ITO bu:
sales. 1000 bu futures and 10000 bu spot:
The market was steady and quiet; mixed West
ern, 80 a BIC; white Western, So 042c.
Hay steady but quiet.
Coffee-Sales, %, $50 bags spot fair Rio quiet:
options steady but less active; March. ID 150
13 Zoe; April and May, ID 10 013 Is; June ID 15
July. III a Is. ZUc; august. l0. Id Zuc. sep
TENDER, l3. Zoe; October 13 % a Ii 30c; December
and January, 13 30c: February 49, 5c. Sugar
strong but quiet refined firm; extra c, Ii 16c;
granulated, 5 13-I6c. Molasses strong Rice
steady.
Talow steady and quiet
Pork dull and prices nominally unchanged.
Lard shade easier and dull Western steam,
spot Z52ac: Apri 1852 a I sac: May, Z. SO al 60c
June, 1865 a 7.66c: July, 40 0z73c; September,
781c city steam 7.50c.
Butter unchanged and quiet. Cheese IN fair
demand and frmer. Eggs heavy and lower; re-
eceipts. 6,636 packages; Western fresh, 1896.
CHICAGO, March 25-This proved to be an
other very dull day on Change The local spec
ulatve element in wheat is still content to watch
the market closely, without venturine in the
deal. The cable advices indicated fiat foreign
markets. The clearings from three Atlantic
ports aggregated only 1885, 900 bushels, while the
receipts at eleven primary points were AL, 900
bushels. The market oLcned shade easier at
80ac for May, declined to S0ac. rallied to 80sc.
but gradually fell off again and closed at about
inside figures Trading was very limited in
corn, and the market ruled easier May deliv-
cry fell off TO 394c, but closed for the day at
| about yesterdays figures. Oats were dull and
| featureless, while mess pork remains pegged at
82l for MAY and June deliveries of regular
Lard and short-rlbs were quiet and unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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market was weaker. native sheep, $304.SO: West
ern So 20 80; Texans. So. 25S4 10; lambs, $45O

market weaker. native sheep, S304-S West
ern So 40 80; Texans So. 25S4- 10; lambs, $3.50
05.25.
KANSAS CITY. March 25.--The Live Stock Indi
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts. 1855; shipments,
900. Shipping steers weak and shade lower; butch
ers steers and steady feeding firm good to
choice shipping. 81. 5004.75; common to medium,
$50. 90O4.4O; stockers, So. 6003.35 feeding steers
$4,000; cows s.. rs $3.50.
Hogs-Reeeipts, $780, shipments. none. The
market was steady; good to choice. So. so 3, so
common to medium, So 05.45; pigs and skips. $500
"a 90.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. $50; shipments.
none The market was steady: good to choice, % 80
04.25; common to medium, So. 5O03.6O.
NEW YORK, March 25.-Beeves-Receipts,6 3
loads for the market al carloads for city slaughter
ers direct, and "a carloads for expectation, The
trading was rather slow and the market closed duh
and easier, with several carloads carry over;
mon to choice steers, 81. 5005.70 " 100 lbs; fancy
steers, So. S005.85; bulls and cows, So. SOAPS.
Sheep-Receipts. g. 425 The market about
steady at $505.S5 U 100 lbs for sheep, and Sc q
600 for yearling lambs.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 all for siaughterers direct.
None for sale alive. The market was nominal at
So. 9O06.3O.
EAST LIBERTY, March 24.-Cattle-Receipt.,
1885, shipments, 76. Nothing doing; all through
signments.
Hog-Receipts 1900 shipments 24OO. The
market was dull: Philadelphia Sc 1906 %; York
ers, S. 65 1918; common and light, So. 40 so;
pigs 81. IS as.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments. 600. The
market was slow at yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI March 25-Hogs quiet; common
and light. $4. 5O055O packing and butchers Sc. 20
0o7O receipts, l,40O; shipments 1900.
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Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. March 5.-Cattle-Receipts, 600,
shipments, 100. The market steady; choice
heavy native steers. 81 S00525 fair to good ship
ping steers $404.7O butchers steers fair to chcice
$37004.4O; feeders fair to good, SO 80; stock
ers fair to good So. 2o93. 10; Texans, common
to choice $293. so.
Hogs-Receipts 700; shipments, 21Oo The mar
ket active and firm; choice heavy and butchers
selections, $5.7OO5.S0 packing. fair to good $5 SO
0565; Workers. medium to prime So. so 05. As; pigs
common to good, 81. 7005. 10.
Sheep-Recepts, 2. 500; shipments, 1000. The
market was active and Arm common to fair So. 6O1
3. 20; medium to fancy. $3.80Q5.
CHICAGO. March 25.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts, 900; shipments, 5000.
The market slow and Zoe lower; shipping steers
ranging from $50 l. 500 fbs So 900 40: stock
and feeders So 40; cows, bulls and mixed, So
"a; the bulk of the sales at So. 80 80 grass
fed Texas steers, $303.6O.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; shipments, 5000. The
market slow and steady; rough and mixed grades
S3. Is 1870; packing and shipping. $5.6O05.95;
light. 81 80 05. 90; skips, SO. 5O04.9O.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1000. The
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The business Situation Promising, and I'm
proving with the Coming of Better Weather.

The Business Situation Promising, and I'M
proving with the Coming of Better Weather.
INDIANAPOLIS March 25
Merchants take very cheerful view of the
situation. With the coming of more spring-like
weather trade is improving as handsomely as
could possibly be expected, and the outlook for
trade for some weeks to come is certainly fat
tering. In commenting on the business situa-
ton generally the New York Evening Post says,
editorially: "The general trade of the country
is moving more rapidly the season advances,
and in pretty close proportion to the improve
ment of the weather. 1t is still claimed that the
east and west movement of merchandise is in
creased by efforts to get property to destination
before the 9th Of April. the date when the inter
state commerce act takes effect But evil
dence Of this is furnished BY yesterdays total of
exports from New York for the week, the figures,
So, 553, 397, being no more than good average.
And. whatever may be the case with the east
and west movement little is heard of similar
effort to anticipate April in the trade of other sec
tons of the country. The reports from the man
continue to be satisfactory, both
as to production and prices In the iron and
steel trades waiting market is reported, which
seems to mean that the late speculative advance
in prices not only introduced considerable guam
titles of foreign goods, but left buyers pretty
well informed of the value of importation as a
check to excessive prices But the makers of
iron ana steel are generally so Well supplied with
orders that they can patiently await the revival
of demand at satisfactory figures. General i'm
ports continue liberal; the export movement of
nreadstuffs is only moderate. though the holders
Of wheat seem very confident of the outcome of
the statistical position" Locally there were bat
few fluctuations in values calling for mention.
The provision market is firm in tone. and seldom
are stocks of holders of hog products at this
point so much reduced SO early in the year. Cot
fees and sugars firm in tone, with tendency
to further advance prices. EGGS weak at
the reduced quotations, and should arrivals con-
| tinue to be as heavy as at the present time as
early as Monday next q further drop in prices
may be looked for. Choice butter is in good de-
mand at our best quotations and the demand
for poultry, well, is favorably affecting prices
Vegetables of the season are selling low, with
large supplies the market. The seed men re-
port fair sales and prices steady at the recently
revised quotations
GRAIN.
The local wheat market was sluggish to-day.
Both the milling and shipping demands were
light Receipts were small Corn was more
active at about the prices of Thursday. Sellers
show disposition to unload. Receipts were
quite liberal Track bids to-day ruled az follows:
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weak for all grades below choice prairie Sc
01O timothy. $8013. Bran steady; Csc at the
mill Eggs and au At 10Y Tassssd
inal.y $1.0001O2 Corn-meal active at So Whisky
steady at 81 13 for finished goods Provisions dull
$780, new, irregular; in small lots, $3.50 Lard
nominaly 7.15c. Dry-salt-Boxed, long clear. 7.75c;
short ribs, 2 s7lsc short clear s12lsS az. 25c Bar
con-Shoulders, 650c; long clear, 8.250S.37 1ac;
short ribs S.2508.5Oc short clear. S.62l90S. 75c.
Hams, IL 1e0 lac. Afternoon board-Wheat dull but
eentFour go brs wheat bu corn
$4,000 bu oats, SO. 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley,
5000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000 brs; wheat
1000 bu; corn, Is, 600 blu; OATS 1000 bu; rye l.
600 bu; barley, none.
PHILADELPHIA. March 25.-Flour quiet. Wheat
weak No. 2 red March. 500 s94c: April S9ls0
s9sse May zoe; June f so1so Ssi;. NJ Go1nmspS'
in grain depot 444c; steamer No, mixed. in grain
depot. 5l2c steamer No mixed. on track, 46l2c;
March, 457s046c; April, 46046l4c May Ala
473sc; June ALA 0473sc. Oats-Spot firm; No 3
white 35 iac No. 2 white, 361a0 36Ac; futures quiet
36036lac May. 371s037ssc; June, 37ss037Ac
Lard firm. Eggs. quiet and easier; Western frsts
tTs wheaf Ss
~ 900 Blu; oats 900 bu Shipments-Wheat
"a 800 bu; corn, 2, 800 bu oats, 10, 900 blu.
BALTIMORE, March 25.-Wheat-Western lower
ss0ssl4c; April, ssh s8a; May, s97s09Oc; June.
9O09O1ec. Corn-Western lower Ind quiet; mixed
spot 40 g 046c; March, 45A 0157Sc; April, 40fS %
461ac; May 463a 047c; steamer 4514c asked. Oats
steady and quiet; Western white, 3603Sc Western
mixed. 34035c. Provisions nominally steady
fined, S0S4c. Eggs lower at Is 01512c. Coffee
higher; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, 1A1a a l5c.
Recepts-Flour. 1874 bbls: wheat $500 bu;
corn. $50 blu; oats 6, 100 Blu; rye 600 bu.
Shipments-Flour. 81, ia bbls; corn, rs, 500 Blu.
CINCINNATI March 25.-Flour easy. Wheat
dropping and heavy; No 2 red, 81 0S2c; receipts.
500 bu: shipments. 1000 Blu. Corn frmer; Ne.
mixed, 39l2c. Oats firm; No. mixed, 30c Rye
in good demand; No. 2, Gle Pork nominal at
$3.50 Lard in fair demand at z. Zoe. Bulk meats
and bacon quiet and unchanged Whisky steady.
sales 82I brls finished goods basis of 81. Is.
Butter strong. Sugar firm. Eggs steady, at IL 1ac.
Cheese firm
PEORIA, March 25.-Corn firm and higher; new
high mixed 35s4 036l4c; mixed, 35ls0 36c.
Oats active and higher; No white, 29l90301c; No.
2 mixed 271q02Sl4c. Rye firm and inactive; No.
2, 55& 056aac. Whisky firm at Sl.14. Receipts
Corn, %, 600 bu oats. 3S 600 blu; rye. 200 bu.
Shipments--Corn, $4,000 Blu; oats, 81, 600 bu; rye
1000.
TOLEDO, March 25.--Wheat quiet and steady;
cash. S0l2c bid May, 81 lac; June SIC; August
81 l2c. Corn dull but steady; May, 40lsc. Clover
IL 900 bu corn, $4,000 bu; oats 3 600 bu; clover
$4,000 Blu; clover seed 462 bags.
DETROIT. March 25.-Wheat--No. 1 white. cash
| 81c; cash Michigan red 81 osc No: red cash and
8314c; August, SEC. Corn sec Oats--No. 2, soc
No. 2 white. SIC. Clover-seed-Cash, $4.05: April
| 81. Recepts--Wheat $500 bu, corn, 20, 700 bu
| oats z, 400 bu.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA. March 25.-Wool quiet and
prices nominal for most grades Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia. $685. New York Michigan,
Indiana and Western % 03Sc. fine washed deaine,
extra and double extra 50 037c; washed combing
ing and deaine, 30 32c; unwashed combng
and deaine. 2903Oc: eastern Oregon 16022c; New
Mexican and Colorado, 14022c.
BOSTON, March 25.-Wool in moderate demand
Ohio and Pennsylvania extra ieeces S dD32c double
extra 32034c triple extra. Soc; Michigan extra 80
@31c fine Ohio delaine, 35c; Michigan fine deaine
acc pulled woods, superfne, 80 035c; extra pulled
2o034c.
ST. LOUIS. March 25.-Wool quiet and unchanged
low to choice ub-washed 80 036c medium unwashed
2O025e; fine light 1872 3c; coarse braid, 1S021c
fine heavy. 140l9c' low sandy 13019c.
NEW YORK, March 25.-Wool quiet and easy:
domestic fleece, 80 03Sc, pulled. 14V35c; Texas, 8
125c.
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Evansville & Tsrre Hauts.

Evansville Tsrre Hauts.
(via yandaia Line.l
LveIndnls. 73Oam ps12:oOrn 4:O0p,n s*f0:45pna
Ar Indpis. .3:5oam f10Ooa,n 335pm 4:I5pun
Via 1. & St L. Ry.l
LveIndpis..* l050pn t5:3Opm sll:55sm 7:IOsm.
Ar lndpls-- 3:s5am il000am 3:35pm 6:25pn.
Daily, daily except Sunday. parlor car, Sleep
ing car
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch parlor.
sleeping and buffet cars the finest IN America.
between indianapolis and Evansville. Cars open
for passengers at $50 .. Train does rot leave
until 1045 pm.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations Mt st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinnati end Other Points.

ST LOUIS. March 25.--Flour easy but not quot
ably lower. Wheat-Fine weather. dull cables and
weak prices at other points depressed the market
here but the selling was chiefly against the newcrop
7SA07SAc; May, 7S6s07Sac; June, 7Sls07S5sc
July, 7S3s07SAac; August 77hs0777sc closing at
34ie035iec; March. "a lac; May 35isc; July 37ls
037l4c. Oats shade off and inactive; cash. 277sO
26c; May, 2Si2c. Rye scarce and wanted at SAC.
Barley duh; small salcs of Minnesota at 5Sc. Hay
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FINANCIAL
Maverick National Bank.
BOSTON, MA SIS.
CAPITAL 500, 900
SURPLUS 100000

Accounts Of Banks. Bankers and Corporations
licited
Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent and
rediscount for Banks when balances warrant it.
Boston is Reserve City, and balances with
from Banks mot located in other Reserve Cities
count a reserve.
We draw Exchange London and the
Continent and make Cable transfers and place money
by telegraph throughout the United States and Can
ada.
Government Bonds bought and sold, and Exchanges
We have market for prime irst-class Investment
Securities, and invite proposals from States, Coun
ties. and Cities when issuing bonds.
We do general Banking business, and invite
respondence
ASA p. POTTER, President
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. March 25.-Cotton firm: mid
ding 9Ac; low mddling 8 716cs good ordinary
9c net and gross receipts, 2 522 bales; exports to
Great Britain, 4, SAG bales: experts to France IL
bales exports to the continent % bales exports to
the channel, 3,6O1 bales. Sales J, 500 bales stock
ZIG, 165 bales. Weekly statement--Net receipts
10 O23 bales gross receipts 10 66S bales exports
Great Britain 1913 bales exports TO France 3 pa
bales exports to the continent l. 101 bales exports
to the channel, 3,6Ol bales; exports coastw;se IT,
$40 bales Sales IS 700 bales.
NEW YORK. March Go. T. Greene s. Co.'S RI
port cotton futures SAYS: The tone was feverish
ali days and the fluctuations at time reached
above last evening but the market closed points
lower and only about steady.
LIVERPOOL March 25-Cotton, demand good
at unchanged prices sales, IL 900 bales including
1000 bales for speculation and export and $500
bales American.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterday's Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Ce,,tora

Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, March .-Flour-Receipts.
1852 brls and Sacks sales, $4,000 brls; OK
ports, 4,030 brs and 29.9 sacks. Market dull
ard still tending in buyers favor; common to
choice white wheat Western extra, 81 60 04s0;
common TO fancy $4.S505l0.
Wheat-Receipts, 10000 blu; exports, ia. S54
bu; safes 332 900 bu futures and ZIG, 600 blu spot
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Oil.

OIL CITY, March educational Transi. certi6-
Gates opened at 6314c; highest 633sc; lowest Csc;
closed at SO 1ec; sales. Ill, 600 brls; cearances
$4,000 brls; charters 1870 brls; shipments.
77,716 brls.
NEW YORK. March 25-Petroleum was duh
to-day; opened 633ac highest 633sc lowest So c;
closed at lac sales 69S 600 brls Turpentne dnlI
at 3Sl2c.
PITTSBURG, March 25.-Petro1eum dull and little
doing: National Transit certificates opened at 63lc
and closed at 63 lsc; highest 63asc; lowest 627sc.
SAVANNAH March 25.-Turpentinef firm at 81 lac.